What colour of pullet and which comb of cockerel is this?

[Cazook]

For pullet, the mother was white only (leghorn), but this one is almost yellow-orange in places. The father was black+orange pavlov so not sure how she has turned out this way. I never saw an actual yellow chicken before (except as chick).


For the cockerel, the mother was a cream legbar (floppy straight comb) and father was a pavloskaya (v comb). Not sure what he has ended up with, does it have a name or is he just a strange one? i don't know how he became striped either. none of my other chickens have stripes.

 

[HappyClucker7]

Not sure about the pullet, but the cockerel does not have a comb that has a name. It's just a mix if the two different combs.
I would imagine he has the barring because Legbar males are barred.

 

[JedJackson]

The pullet isn't a standard color. I suppose you could call her buff and white if you wanted just a description of her color.

 

[Cazook]

thanks! I didn't know if there was any standard terms for those descriptions, but I guess they are just fully mongrel chickens

 

[JedJackson]

thanks! I didn't know if there was any standard terms for those descriptions, but I guess they are just fully mongrel chickens

Mongrels are some of the best because they are unique. Yours are attractive birds.

 

[Cazook]

It is fun hatching them and discovering what colours they turn into. I'm in love with the little beards, haha